CALIFORNIA HEAT Hybrid Heat Controller TC12-7

With the Hybrid Heat Controller you can now power 7V battery-powered heated gear using a Motorcycle, Powersport Vehicle, or any 12V Accessory Port

The CALIFORNIA HEAT Hybrid Heat Controller TC12-7 lets you power 7V battery-powered heated gear from a motorcycle, powersport vehicle, or 12V accessory port. It supports three operating options: powering a 7V heated item from a 12V source, charging a 7V battery from a 12V source, or charging the battery while powering heated gear at the same time.

Connect the controller to a 12V motorcycle or vehicle battery using a 12V Battery Harness, 12V Accessory Plug, or 12V SAE-COAX Female. The controller can power a 7V battery-powered item or a pair of gloves or socks when used with a 7V y-harness. It is also compatible with other 7V battery-powered brands that use the same plugs, including push-button heated gear, and can charge other-brand 7V batteries that use the same plugs.

When connected to a 12V power source, a fully discharged 7V battery takes approximately 4–5 hours to fully charge. If the controller is disconnected from the 12V source, the 7V battery can power the connected 7V clothing. Turn on the battery and use the controller to adjust the temperature with three heat settings. The controller accepts 11–16V DC input and provides 8.4V, 1.5A charging output or 7V, 2A maximum output for heated products, with 33%, 66%, and 99% output settings. A 12V Battery Harness, 12V Accessory Plug, or 12V SAE-COAX Female is required for operation and sold separately. The controller is covered by a 2-year warranty.

Features:

• Three operating options: power 7V heated gear, charge a 7V battery, or charge and power gear simultaneously
• Connects to a 12V motorcycle or vehicle battery through a 12V Battery Harness, 12V Accessory Plug, or 12V SAE-COAX Female
• Can power a 7V battery-powered item or a pair of gloves or socks with a 7V y-harness
• Compatible with other 7V battery-powered brands using the same plugs, including push-button heated gear
• Charges compatible other-brand 7V batteries using the same plugs
• Fully discharged 7V batteries take approximately 4–5 hours to charge from a 12V power source
• Three heat settings with 33%, 66%, and 99% output levels
• 11–16V DC input when connected to a 12V battery
• 8.4V, 1.5A output for charging a 7V battery
• 7V, 2A maximum output for powering 7V heated products
• A required 12V Battery Harness, 12V Accessory Plug, or 12V SAE-COAX Female is sold separately
• Covered by a 2-year warranty